Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

He did not advertise. He could not sci
| for cash. He trusted. He busted.
Judge Armstrong has appointed Agne.
Bemerly guardian of Helena Meier,
minor.
The State Board of Equalization met in
this city yesterday. No business of i'm
portance was transacted.
In speaking of the State Library muddls
last evening a gentleman remarked that ht
thought some parties were endeavoring tC
Dodge the issue.
| The Governor has commissioned A. S
Halladie, OF San Francisco, COMMISSIONS
| from the State of California to the French
Exhibition of 1889.
Notice is given that the examination o.
applicants for teachers certificates will
commence at the Perry Seminary building
Tuesday, December 9th at $50 A. NJ.
Hon. ]. n. Young, of this city will de.
liver an address at the Young Mems Christ.
ian Association rooms in San Francisco
tonight on q Law in Everyday Life
Nellie Mcdowell, Second-street damsel
was arrested Yesterday on a bench warrant
from San Francisco. 1t is rumored that
the officials in that city have a clear case OF
perjury against her.
Under date of Nicolaus, December 18th
A. Pendleton writes: Rain began falling
in the night and amounted to 81 of an inch
to I A. NJ. Today. This makes our seasons
fall 2.e4 inches. 1t is still raining"
Gustave R. Richter, who at one time
kept grocery store in this city at the cor
ner of Tenth and n streets, died at San
Diego last Friday. He Will be buried from
Red Mems Hall in this city at go P. NJ. TO-
day.
The forward axle of the Golden Eagle
Hotel bus broke yesterday morning on ]
street, near Fourth. The passengers were
severely shaken up and the driver thrown
from his seat, but luckily escaped with but
slight injuries.
The charges preferred by Governor
Waterman against the State Librarian, Tai
bot II. Wallis, copy of which has been
forwarded to each of the State Library
Trustees, appear in full in the telegraphic
columns of this issue.
Samuel Moore, at one time a Sacramento
merchant, and we'll known to all the Pho
neers of this city, died at the Palace Hotel
in San Francisco on Friday last, and was
buried on Sunday. Daniel West, George
W. Chesley, c. X. Dougherty, and VIM. NJ.
Siddons and wife of this city attended the
funeral.
Yesterday the Governor appointed NJ. L.
Marsh, of Nevada City, member of the
District Board of Agriculture for District
No. II, vice George L. Threskill, term ex-
pired also, ]. w. Thompson, of Quincy,
Plumas county, and ]. ]. Reavis, of Bieber,
Lassen county, members District Board of
Agriculture No. IL.
Last night man named VIM. Ray, from
Forest Hill, put in an appearance at the
station-house, considerably under the in
fiuence of tanglefoot whisky and poor
champagne. He complained of having
had his pocket picked of 800 in K-street
dive. An officer was detailed to inyesti-
gate the case but at midnight had made no
report.
Manuel Costa the young Spanish boy OF
great thieving propensihes, was lodged in
the County Jail Sunday afternoon. He
was captured at Greenwood, Ell Dorado
county, by Constable Hauck He will be
made to serve out his sentence of six
months, imposed by Judge Van Fleet pre-
vious to his being taken to the Boys and
Girls Aid Society to attempt to reform him.
He escaped and has been at large for two
months.
Among the bills to be introduced BY
Congressman McKenna-mentioned else
where in a Washington dispatch-is one
" for the relief of General Cosby" This is
for the purpose of reimbursing General
George B. Cosby for the loss of money sus-
tanned by him some thirty years ago-while
acting Paymaster in the army in Texas
through his clerk, who forged check on a
New Orleans bank, secured the money and
deserted.
The rainfall yesterday, according to the
signal service reports, was II of an inch,
making LIS inches for this season. as
against $50 inches to an equal date last
year The average temperature yesterday
was 49o, being 40 warmer than the nor
NAL for that day. The highest and lowest
temperature was $50 and 39e, with fresh
southerly winds during the early morning,
with rain, from which time fresh to brisk
northerly winds and clearing weather pre-
vailed.
The celebrated Campanini operate Com
pany will visit Sacramento some time the
present month, affording the people of the
capital city an almost unequaled oppor-
tunity TO enjoy great sumptuary banquet
of music. The company consists of Nine
Repetto, high soprano Nine. Scalchi,
the worlds greatest contralto: Nine. Tor
ricelli, violinist; Signor Baldini, tenor (;
Signor, Galassi, baritone; Signor Nannetti,
basso; Signor Corsini buffo; Signor Gore,
pianist, and Signor Italo Campanini, the
celebrated tenor.
AT midnight the station-hous slate re-
vealed the fact that All Bong, All Tong and
All 4ake had been arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Eldred for misdemeanor; that
Pres. Hawkins and Joe Smith had i'm
bibed so often that officers Ash and Able
were induced TO charge them with being
common drunkards; r. B. Hoffman had
also looked on the wine when it was of the
wrong color, and was locked up as a simple
drunk by officer Able; P. O'Connor was
lodged for battery by officer Ash; Mrs.
Montgomery created a disturbance of the
peace and was shown the way to the jail
by officer Mccormack.